Country · 2001 · 10 tracks

Unleashed

Gritty Southern rock guitars meet earnest blue-collar storytelling. A balanced mix of rowdy outlaw anthems and vulnerable, whiskey-soaked ballads.

August 28, 2001 · Audium Records

A mix of defiant Southern pride and the quiet, whiskey-soaked reflection of a man looking back on his life.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks

Still One Outlaw Left

What Brothers Do

She Treats Her Body Like a Temple

I'm Diggin' It

White Trash With Money

Wasted Time

The "R" Word

Borrowed Time

Between the Rainbows and the Rain

Thick as Thieves

Moments Worth Listening For

The defiant electric guitar riff that opens Still One Outlaw Left, re-establishing their Southern rock credentials.

The shift from gritty verses to the earnest, swelling vocal harmony on the chorus of What Brothers Do.

The way the pedal steel cries during the bridge of Between the Rainbows and the Rain, emphasizing the album's softer underbelly.

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